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| Lord Acton |
Machiavelli's teaching would hardly have...
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| Henry B. Adams |
One friend in a lifetime is...
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| Brooks Adams |
One friend in a lifetime is...
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| Henry Brooks Adams |
One friend in a lifetime is...
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| Robert Adamson |
Francis Webb is easily our...
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| Florence E. Allen |
You can hardly judge women's...
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| Mose Allison |
I do very few standards...
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| David Antin |
I hardly remember how I...
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| Timothy Garton Ash |
I have also been saddened...
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| Jules Asner |
I hardly wear any makeup.
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| Rowan Atkinson |
And what's interesting about him...
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| Rene Auberjonois |
I would hardly call myself an...
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| Jane Austen |
Business, you know, may bring...
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| Jane Austen |
Business, you know, may bring...
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| Walter Bagehot |
The best reason why Monarchy...
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| Walter Bagehot |
A slight daily unconscious luxury...
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| Emily G. Balch |
Probably people always feel that...
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| Balthus |
The craft of painting has...
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| William Banting |
My diminished girth, in tailor...
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| Brigitte Bardot |
I was just a cheap little...
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| Djuna Barnes |
New York is the meeting place...
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| Les Baxter |
I was working all the time...
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| Boris Becker |
How do you build a...
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| Max Beckmann |
I hardly need to abstract...
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| Yogi Berra |
The towels were so thick there...
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| Jello Biafra |
Especially in local elections, because...
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| Hugo Black |
When I was 40, my doctor...
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| Lionel Blue |
What would I have done if...
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| Nellie Bly |
I hardly expected the grand...
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| Dirk Bogarde |
Living in a tower, however...
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| Elizabeth Bowen |
Experience isn't interesting until it...
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| Julie Bowen |
I guess I'm not that aware...
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| Paul D. Boyer |
In marked contrast to the...
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| Hermann Broch |
Those who live by the sea...
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| Pat Brown |
While we are being fascinated...
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| Wilfred Burchett |
When you arrive in Hiroshima...
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| Brooke Burke |
I hardly ever go out when...
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| John Burroughs |
There is hardly a man on...
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| Ellen Burstyn |
Then in came this script with...
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| Andreas Capellanus |
Even if the whole earth and...
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| Truman Capote |
Sometimes when I think how...
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| Louis-Ferdinand Celine |
To philosophize is only another...
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| Paul Cezanne |
I must be more sensible and...
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| Claude Chabrol |
I wanted to make a film...
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| Claude Chabrol |
My father wanted me to be...
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| Nicolas de Chamfort |
Philosophy, like medicine, has plenty...
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| Lord Chesterfield |
Vice, in its true light, is...
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| Agatha Christie |
If one sticks too rigidly to...
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| Emile M. Cioran |
One hardly saves a world...
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| Richard Cobden |
I came here as a practical...
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| Bram Cohen |
My father taught me Basic and...
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| Sean Connery |
There's something fundamentally wrong with...
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| Charles Horton Cooley |
There is hardly any one so...
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| Charles Horton Cooley |
If we divine a discrepancy...
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| Gerry Cooney |
Roberto Duran was the kind of...
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| Marie Corelli |
The Browning love story? It is...
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| Robert Cormier |
I've had aunts and uncles who...
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| Eric Allin Cornell |
Conversely, I came to realize...
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| William Cowper |
Ceremony leads her bigots forth...
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| Nikki Cox |
You're asking the wrong girl...
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| Francis Crick |
It is one of the more...
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| Herbert Croly |
The adoption by Jefferson and...
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| Georges Cuvier |
It is evident that one cannot...
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| William Dampier |
The world is apt to judge...
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| Geena Davis |
When my friends and I would...
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| Robert Delaunay |
On the other hand, the artist...
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| Otto Dix |
As a young man you don't...
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| Fyodor Dostoevsky |
A real gentleman, even if he...
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| Roger Ebert |
You can have a movie with...
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| George Eliot |
There is a sort of jealousy...
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| Duke Ellington |
There is hardly any money...
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| Albert Ellis |
People got insights into what...
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| Tracey Emin |
All the mistakes I've ever...
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| Tracey Emin |
I have hardly any friends who...
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| Henry Fielding |
Without adversity a person hardly...
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| Henry Fielding |
Adversity is the trial of...
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| Albert Finney |
My girlfriend and I rented a...
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| Ronald Firbank |
The world is so dreadfully...
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| Terence Fisher |
The reflection of the flame in...
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| Jim Fowler |
Somali is turning into a...
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| Dennis Franz |
I was so emotional. Choked up...
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| Erich Fromm |
There is hardly any activity...
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| Michael Gambon |
Richard was in heavy, heavy...
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| Stephen Gardiner |
The corridor is hardly ever...
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| Stephen Gardiner |
It is hardly surprising that...
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| Martin Gardner |
A god whose creation is so...
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| Paul Gauguin |
Life is hardly more than a...
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| Melissa George |
I hardly knew anything when I...
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| Beth Gibbons |
I still don't like doing...
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| Terry Gilliam |
It's been interesting how kids...
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| Fay Godwin |
I hardly teach. It's more like...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
The intelligent man finds almost...
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| Vincent Van Gogh |
Those Dutchmen had hardly any...
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| Norman Granz |
If you look at my audiences...
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| John Grigg |
Autobiography is now as common...
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| Val Guest |
No, we didn't shoot... in the...
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| Garrett Hardin |
Moreover, the practical recommendations deduced...
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| Friedrich August von Hayek |
It can hardly be denied that...
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| Robert A. Heinlein |
The supreme irony of life is...
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| Arthur Henderson |
In our modern world of...
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| Joe Henderson |
The records fell easily at...
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| Rudolf Hilferding |
The publication of the third...
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| Benny Hill |
Those hot pants of hers were...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
Such is the nature of men...
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| Howard Hodgkin |
The picture surface recedes just...
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| Harry Houdini |
How the early priests came...
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| Thomas Huxley |
The results of political changes...
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| William Ralph Inge |
Prayer gives a man the...
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| Helmut Jahn |
Sometimes I have to accept a...
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| St. Jerome |
A friend is long sought...
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| Samuel Johnson |
He who does not mind his...
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| Phillip E. Johnson |
No doubt it is true that...
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| Erica Jong |
You see a lot of smart...
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| Milla Jovovich |
During the day I force myself...
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| Juvenal |
There is hardly a case in...
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| Anish Kapoor |
One can hardly be Indian and...
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| Harvey Keitel |
Hardly any actor objects to...
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| Gary Kemp |
We were on the cover of...
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| Murray Kempton |
To say that an idea is...
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| Calvin Klein |
When I started the business, I...
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| Jurgen Klinsmann |
Once the World Cup preparations...
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| David Knopfler |
Oh yeah - for sure - hardly a...
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| Kenneth Koch |
It seems everything is so full...
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| Christian Lacroix |
French design hardly exists, except...
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| George Lamming |
The architecture of our future...
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| Joe Lando |
When you work with somebody...
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| Franklin Knight Lane |
I have hardly seen my baby...
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| Frank Langella |
I'm hardly a saint.
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| Frank Langella |
I'm hardly disinterested totally in...
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| Gyorgy Legeti |
I was fifteen years old, and...
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| Matthew Lesko |
Some of the best health care...
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| Georg C. Lichtenberg |
A book is a mirror: if...
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| Georg C. Lichtenberg |
The Greeks possessed a knowledge...
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| Anne Morrow Lindbergh |
America, which has the most...
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| Penelope Lively |
The present hardly exists, after...
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| Oliver J. Lodge |
The properties which differentiate living...
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| Konrad Lorenz |
Barking dogs occasionally bite, but...
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| Loretta Lynn |
When I first came to Nashville...
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| Shirley MacLaine |
Sex is hardly ever just about...
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| Ernest Mandel |
There has been hardly a single...
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| Edouard Manet |
You would hardly believe how...
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| Alfred Marshall |
And very often the influence...
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| W. Somerset Maugham |
My own belief is that there...
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| John McCarthy |
Hardly anyone has noticed that...
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| Donella Meadows |
Your paradigm is so intrinsic...
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| Marty Meehan |
I don't want to remember 2005...
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| Herman Melville |
There are hardly five critics...
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| Robert Menzies |
Considering the company I keep...
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| Freddie Mercury |
Onstage, I am a devil. But...
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| John Milius |
I hardly said a word to...
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| Maria Monk |
I have hardly detained the...
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| Thurston Moore |
It's American Alternative radio stations...
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| Karl Philipp Moritz |
As I passed along the side...
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| Giorgio Moroder |
Nowadays you need so much...
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| Jim Morrison |
Sex is full of lies. The...
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| Iris Murdoch |
The priesthood is a marriage...
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| V. S. Naipaul |
Whatever extra there is in me...
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| Simon Newcomb |
One hardly knows where, in the...
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| Ruud van Nistelrooy |
Certain things do not effect...
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| Larry Niven |
SF isn't a genre; SF is...
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| Lord North |
Men may be popular without...
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| George Orwell |
There is hardly such a thing...
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| Walter Pater |
With this sense of the...
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| Shimon Peres |
Later on, there were some...
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| Alan Perlis |
A picture is worth 10K words...
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| Peace Pilgrim |
Make food a very incidental...
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| Plato |
He who is of calm and...
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| Plato |
He who is of a calm...
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| Plato |
I have hardly ever known a...
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| Plato |
Hardly any human being is...
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| Donald Pleasence |
I'm hardly physically right for...
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| Jackson Pollock |
I hardly ever stretch the...
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| Laura Prepon |
I don't want to do anything...
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| Marcel Proust |
Happiness serves hardly any other...
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| Carroll Quigley |
Instead, there were a variety...
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| Lee R. Raymond |
There is hardly an activity...
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| Buddy Rice |
Between us and the writers, it...
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| Elmer Rice |
When he asked me, with obvious...
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| Samuel Richardson |
There hardly can be a greater...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
When a man must force himself...
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| Ernestine Rose |
We have hardly an adequate...
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| Rudy Rucker |
Electronic distribution is more of...
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| John Ruskin |
There is hardly anything in...
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| Marquis de Sade |
Social order at the expense of...
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| Carl Sagan |
We live in a society...
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| George Saintsbury |
To pass to the deluge, and...
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| J. D. Salinger |
It was a very stupid thing...
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| Paul Samuelson |
Companies are not charitable enterprises...
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| George Savile |
Our nature hardly allows us to...
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| Greta Scacchi |
Once, I had so many scripts...
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| Arthur Schopenhauer |
For an author to write as...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
Man can hardly even recognize...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
The truth is, hardly any of...
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| Fiona Shaw |
I can hardly decide what plays...
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| Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley |
It is hardly surprising that...
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| Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley |
I am very averse to bringing...
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| Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley |
It is hardly surprising that...
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| Cybill Shepherd |
You know, women have a history...
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| Clifford D. Simak |
Could that have been what...
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| Georg Simmel |
On the one hand, life is...
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| Sydney Smith |
Among the smaller duties of...
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| Robert Smith |
I hardly ever listen to any...
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| William Robertson Smith |
We are so accustomed to think...
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| Frederick Soddy |
Scientific men can hardly escape...
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| Todd Solondz |
Some directors hardly talk to...
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| Soundarya |
I hardly have any spare time...
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| Wole Soyinka |
Well, the first thing is that...
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| John Spratt |
Without the Guard and Reserve...
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| Robert Stack |
I grew up years ago doing...
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| Johannes Stark |
If the experimental physicist has...
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| Howard Staunton |
The Queen is usually reckoned...
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| Michael Storm |
I still play the guitar and...
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| John Strachan |
The Legislature of Lower Canada...
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| Mark Strand |
It hardly seems worthwhile to...
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| Igor Stravinsky |
A plague on eminence! I hardly...
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| Kim Il-sung |
South Koreans who have seen...
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| Stuart Symington |
Hardly had I left when we...
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| Frederick W. Taylor |
Hardly a competent workman can...
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| Major Taylor |
I can hardly express in words...
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| Roger Andrew Taylor |
At some of the venues, the...
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| Dorothy Thompson |
The instinct to worship is...
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| Michael Tippett |
Shakespeare fascinated me. He hardly...
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| Alexis de Tocqueville |
There is hardly a pioneer's...
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| Alexis de Tocqueville |
There is hardly a political...
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| Anthony Trollope |
As to happiness in this life...
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| Harry S. Truman |
My choice early in life was...
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| Ninette de Valois |
Hardly any generation wants to...
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| Bill Veeck |
The Falstaff people, romantics all...
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| Jules Verne |
We were alone. Where, I could...
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| Lech Walesa |
It is hardly possible to build...
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| Chris Ware |
Comics, at least in periodical...
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| Emily Watson |
When I did get home this...
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| Charlie Watts |
I'm very strict with my...
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| H. G. Wells |
We are living in 1937, and...
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| George H. White |
It is hardly fair to accuse...
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| Mary Whitehouse |
Sir Hugh Greene is the man...
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| Tennessee Williams |
Life is all memory, except for...
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| Tennessee Williams |
Life is all memory except for...
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| Paul Williams |
Judge not, lest you be so...
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| Peta Wilson |
I'm crazy about my father...
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| Justin Winsor |
Hardly a name in profane...
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| P. G. Wodehouse |
Her pupils were at once her...
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| Dick Wolf |
I hardly see myself as a...
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| Wilbur Wright |
We could hardly wait to get...
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| Orville Wright |
With all the knowledge and...
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| William Wycherley |
Women of quality are so civil...
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| Loretta Young |
I couldn't bear it if anyone...
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